Task Manager
In the Kernel Threads user menu, you can find, among other things, a display of all tasks and their current status. You can end running SQL statements and tasks.
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1.
Open the Database
Assistant (transaction DB50) or the
liveCache
Assistant (transaction LC10).
2. Choose Current Status → Kernel Threads → Task Manager.
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The system displays an overview of the database tasks and information about the current state of each individual task.
The following views are available:
● Active Tasks
● Runnable Tasks
● User Tasks (task type User)
● System Tasks
● All Tasks
You obtain the following data, among other things:
ID |
Internal task ID |
Thread ID |
Thread ID of the corresponding internal task |
Application PID |
Process ID of the application program linked to the task A * before the PID indicates that the PID is on a separate computer. |
Task state |
Information about the current state of the database task. If you are
monitoring tasks with the state Vwait over a longer period, use the analysis of the Wait Situations (OLTP/
|
LCApps |
liveCache
Technology: name of
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If, for example, the log writer tasks frequently have the state I/O wait, there may be an I/O bottleneck in your log area.
Choose Edit → <Function>.
The following functions are available:
● Terminating an SQL Command/SQL Session
● Activating/Deactivating DB Time Measurement
See also:
Concepts of the Database System,
Process structure,
Overview of
Task States